How Do You Convert A Windows Media Video File Into Real Audio?
You’ve created a home movie in windows media video format, and now you want to use the audio separately. Maybe you want to put it on your mp3 player, or maybe you want to add it to your music playlist. Converting to Real Audio is a little tricky, because RealPlayer is designed to convert for specific devices, and RealAudio is not the default format for any of the default devices. Even so, you can convert a windows media video file into real audio using only RealPlayer. Add the video to “My Library” in RealPlayer. Mouse over the video until a drop-down menu appears. Select “More,” then “Convert to . . .” The RealPlayer Converter window will appear. Click the gray button under the “Convert to” heading. The “Select a Device” window will appear. Click “More Devices” in the bottom left corner of the new window. The “More Devices” window will appear. Click “Add Custom” in the bottom left corner. The “Add Custom Device Profile” will appear. Select the “Audio Only” option in the “Format” drop-